A very serious exercise in making noise
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ON THE ROAD.
Six robots. One restless heart.
A deeply unreasonable amount of rock.
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Waking up Tempus…
Confidence levels backstage
“I have a weird feeling about this.”
“I was told there would be a beat.
Nobody mentioned a hammer.”
“I was trained on a lot of things. Crowd control was not one of them.”
Your first taste of ALIVE
Carried by the Light ALIVE ALBUM VERSION
Hear what a simulated (A)Live concert could sound like—assuming we had enough robots, people, and time. Start with our first ALIVE song, Carried by the Light.
Close your eyes and imagine one of those fun animatronic rides you love at one of those parks you enjoy so much—only full of ’80s rock, Augustine, philosophy, ancient wisdom, humor, and a big-hearted passion for the Lord Jesus Christ.
Explore the lyrics and story behind the song
From On the Immortality of the Soul. A simulated concert performance, not a recording of an in-person show. The crowd is simulated. The guitar solo still thinks it sold out a stadium.
Keep the music going
Two more reasons to turn it up.
And another reason to smash the button up there.
The ALIVE version
The Music of the Mind (ALIVE Version)
Geometry sings. Logic dances. Somehow this philosophy seminar has a guitar solo. Inspired by Augustine’s On Order and On Music—now with simulated crowd participation. No surprise math test.
Explore the lyrics and sources behind the original song ↗
An ALIVE version of the song from the On Order sessions. A simulated concert performance, not a recording of an in-person show. Even the imaginary crowd was asked to clap in an orderly fashion.
Official single · Out now
More Than She Asked (ALIVE in Des Moines)
Tears became joy, and praise for God ensued. Released September 18, 2026, this official single brings Monica’s joy into an imagined ’80s concert. The full Monica album is still forthcoming.
Spotify ↗ · YouTube ↗ · Suno ↗
Lyrics, story, and Augustine sources ↗ · Single details ↗
Read the original Live Song Friday post ↗
From our upcoming Monica project. A simulated concert performance, not a recording of an in-person show. Des Moines is real. Our booking there is considerably more theoretical.
You don’t have to wait for the robots
Got a little music in you?
Make some light.
Sing? Play an instrument? Have a band? Pick an Augustinus Vox song and try it live, just for the fun of it. Bring your own voice, your own sound, and a few friends. No animatronic engineering degree required.
And if you’re a filmmaker, animator, artist, dancer, or a creator with a wonderfully unexpected idea, we’d love to see you take the music and do something cool with it.
A little inspiration: our own Blender experiment
Here’s one example of taking a song and doing something new with it: we turned The Order of Love into an animated robot concert in Blender. What might you make?
Find a song that sparks something, and check our music-use guidelines as you plan your performance or creation.
Carrying the light—and being carried by the light.
The VOX rocks!
Not a tour announcement.
A rather loud suggestion.
No dates. No tickets. No promises that Gravitas will fit in the van.
This is our playful way to ask: would you come?
The counter records accepted button presses, not unique people or bookings. Repeat smashes are welcome, with a short cooldown. No sign-up required.
Backstage notes
Kyle’s “I have a weird feeling about this” is both a nod to one of his favorite franchises and a playful riff on Christian artist Forrest Frank’s comments about AI music. Forrest is quoted as saying opening one’s spirit to something without a spirit is “really weird.” Kyle’s quote is a lighthearted nod to that discussion. Read the Christian Post article for the full context ↗
Our playful response? We think God works in weird ways—and we’re thankful to be part of His weirdness. After all, He is in the habit of doing abundantly more than even we can imagine.
…and besides, a pre-recorded music file or music streaming app doesn’t contain the Spirit any more than AI-generated music does—but that doesn’t mean the Spirit can’t work through either. 😛✌️
VOX001, Lux, Corda, Lumen, Tempus and Gravitas are the Augustinus Vox band. The carnival scene is new illustrative artwork based on the established character references, not a photo of a real concert or a Blender render.
A brief, salted network-address digest helps prevent rapid automated tapping. The public total is an aggregate smash count, not a count of fans.
More info
The Restless Heart — Seeking and Finding
31 min 58 sec · Six songs and three Augustine readings.
Host · Welcome to the pilot
This recorded pilot repeats; it is not a live broadcast.
Program & reading sources
Host: VOX001. Production note: the host voice uses the Aiden preset in Qwen3-TTS 1.7B CustomVoice. Host reflections are new commentary, not quotations from Augustine. Readings use the Augustinus Vox Standard Version (A.I.-assisted English translation), with the existing audiobook voices. The On Order selection is an excerpt from II.20 §52.
Explore the complete readers and music · Open / download the pilot MP3